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2012-P Acadia America The Beautiful Silver Burnished 5 oz Quarter - Gem in OGP Fr. 2402 #3 - 1920 Elgin Grade Date:1831 Lg Let

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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2012 P Acadia America The Beautiful Silver Burnished 5 oz Quarter Gem in OGP Fr. 2402 #3 1920 Elgin Grade Date:1831 Lg Let #3 1920 Elgin Grade 315 Model 3 15 Jewel in 25 Years Gold Filled Case Not Running There will be a slight delay (7 days) on the shipping of this set These are special numismatic collector's versions which bear the "P" mintmark on them (unlike the bullion version) The coin also has a special frosty matte (burnished) finish and they were sold directly to the public by the US Mint

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